In April, the HydroMine consortium gathered in Mons (Belgium) for the M30 meeting, hosted by our partner UMONS.
During the meeting, partners reviewed the latest results achieved in the development of the integrated RDF-to-hydrogen process, including gas processing, hydrogen separation and upgrading, plasma-assisted CO₂ conversion, and carbon capture and utilisation (CCU). Discussions also addressed the techno-economic and environmental assessment of the process, with a focus on life cycle assessment (LCA) and carbon footprint analysis.
The meeting also featured an internal workshop on techno-economic assessment, environmental hazards, and risk management, with active participation from consortium members.
